Engineering What High School Classes Are Needed to Become a Computer Hardware Engineer?

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To pursue a career as a Computer Hardware Engineer, high school students should focus on taking essential courses that align with university requirements. In Ontario, Canada, key subjects include English, Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Functions, and Calculus/Vectors. While specific course requirements may vary by university, a strong foundation in mathematics and sciences is crucial for admission into engineering programs. Excelling in these subjects will enhance prospects for a successful application.
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What classes do I have to take for High School to become a Computer Hardware Engineer?
 
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Depends on the University. I live in Ontario, Canada and all of the programs I've seen require English, Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Functions and Calculus/Vectors. I'm not sure where you live, but I'm sure there would be equivalent courses. But in general, it is an Engineering program, so you need whatever maths and whatever sciences that you can get your hands on, and you need to do well in them.

Best of Luck. :)

P.s. I'm trying Engineering as well.
 

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